anaheim-gazette 1959-12-11

Claims Office To Be Instituted In Orange County A new office for handling claims under the Disability Division of the Department of Employment will be open in Santa Ana in the near future, Richard T. Hanna, assemblyman from the 75th District, announced today. According to Hanna, the new office will be staffed by about 34 employees and the district to be served will be the rapidly-growing Orange County, together with certain eastern portions of Los Angeles County, including Whitier, Pico-Rivera and Norwalk. It is encouraging, said the assemblyman, to see the people within the state administrative agencies becoming aware of the heavy population concentration of Orange County and the need for service centers within the county. More Serviceable The department announced that it believed that a more efficient and serviceable operation will result from serving the district to be served from Orange County than from the Long Beach office, which now carries this area. It is to be expected that the department will announce soon a desire to have leasing proposals submitted to the southern area office in Los Angeles, as it is expected that this department would rent facilities until such time as a state building should become feasible for Orange County. The news comment relative to ROBERT F. HOYT, public relations director for Orange County Title Company, has been appointed 1960 Orange County Heart Fund chairman, according to Sidney J. Adler, M.D., president of the Orange County Heart Association. Associated with Orange County Title Company for 10 years, Hoyt has been in the public relations department five years. California-born, Hoyt has been a resident of the county 13 years. Little Notes (Continued from Page 1) Its appeal, its unerring instinct for striking the note of Christmas? Partly, it stems from Dickens' ability to capture the flavor of the Yuletide season—the crackling goose, holly berries, red ribbons, and jolly family feasts. He also be served from Orange County than from the Long Beach office, which now carries this area. It is to be expected that the department will announce soon a desire to have leasing proposals submitted to the southern area office in Los Angeles, as it is expected that this department would rent facilities until such time as a state building should become feasible for Orange County. The news comment relative to establishment of the university site somewhere in the Puente Hills was a result of an erroneous interpretation of material not even being considered by the Liaison Committee in its deliberation at Berkeley, Assemblyman Hanna announced. Site For College Hanna, who is a legislative member of the Liaison Committee is sitting in on the Study and Report Session on the University of California campus at Berkeley over the three-day conference to be concluded tomorrow. Relative to the site of a new university to serve the East Los Angeles and Orange County area, Hanna indicated that the site selection had been narrowed down to consideration of three locations: One in the La Mirada area, one in Yorba Linda area, and one in Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area. The discussion of the Liaison Committee now meeting will be addressing itself to generalities and recommendations, not specific as to any one area or one site. It is expected that the meeting of the Board of Regents slated for the end of this week may develop some additional pertinent and specific information as to priorities of the three sites still under study. Rep. Utt Is Speaker At Foremen's Dinner Annual banquet dinner for the foremen at the Anaheim plant of Dixie Cup, Division of American Can Company, will have Rep. James B. Utt as guest speaker, according to F. E. Boyer, Jr., plant manager for Dixie Cup. The meeting will be Friday at the Kettle Restaurant in Anaheim and will honor various department heads. In addition, a presentation will be presented to the Little Notes (Continued from Page 1) Its appeal, its unerring instinct for striding the note of Christmas? Partly, it stems from Dickens' ability to capture the flavor of the Yuletide season—the crackling goose, holly berries, red ribbons, and jolly family feasts. He also packs it masterfully with such sure-fire dramatic ingredients as clanking ghosts and creepy cemeteries. But if this were all "A Christmas Carol" had to offer, the firm of Scrooge and Marley would long since have gone out of business. There is much more behind its undimmed popularity. The "Christmas Carol" trumpets a message which all mankind hungers to hear, that by our good actions, no matter how belated, we can erase past errors, pave the way for re-demption and reweave the pattern of our life. Scrooge, the vinegar-blooded skinflint who scorned Christmas as a "humbug," was himself saved by the spirit of Christmas and the ghosts of his conscience. It took a revolution of character, brought about by the horrible vision of his own name engraved on a lonely and neglected tombstone, to awaken Scrooge to the awfulness of a selfish life. Like the reader, he rediscovers the great truth that life is a precious gift from God to be spent doing good for others and atoning ourselves. Above all, that Christmas is the forgiving, charitable, pleasant time "when men and women seem by one consent to open their shut-up hearts freely" and think of other people as fellow-travelers to eternity. It is this message of redemption that gives Dickens' work its everlasting life, and makes Christmas not only the birthday of Christ but the rebirth-day of hope for all. NOW WE TURN to an American aspect of Christmas. As much a part of Christmas as tree and lights is the immortal letter writethat nothing can be not comprehensible but little minds. All minds whether they be men's dren's, are little minds. A dren's, are little. The great universe of our mere insect, an ant, intellect, as compared with boundless world about measured by the infinite capable of grasping truth and knowledge. "Yes, Virginia, there is Claus. He exists as cere love and generosity and exist, and you know that abound and give to your highest beauty and joy. dreary would be the world were no Santa Claus. It as dreary as if there were ginias. There would be like faith then, no poetry mance to make tolerable instance. We should have ment, except in sense The eternal light will childhood fills the world extinguished. "NOT BELIEVE in Sa You might as well not fairies! You might get to hire men to watch all neys on Christmas even Santa Caus, but even it not see Santa Caus con what would that prove sees Santa Claus. The things in the world are neither children nor me Did you ever see the fa ing on the lawn? Of but that's no proof that not there. Nobody can imagine all the wonders unseen and unseeable world. "You tear apart t railtie and see what n noise inside, but there covering the unseen w not the strongest man the united strength o strongest men who could tear apart. O fancy, poetry, love, push aside that cu view, and picture t natural beauty and glio Is it all real? Ah, W At Foremen's Dinner Annual banquet dinner for the foremen at the Anaheim plant of Dixie Cup, Division of American Can Company, will have Rep. James B. Utt as guest speaker, according to F. E. Boyer, Jr., plant manager for Dixie Cup. The meeting will be Friday at the Kettle Restaurant in Anaheim and will honor various department heads. In addition, a placque will be presented to the foreman whose department had the best performance during the year. Seal Sales $36,693 First returns for the annual Christmas Seal Sale drive of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association totaled $36,693, according to Mrs. Joseph G. Tirico, chairman of Seals Committee and first vice president of the association. ROBERT LLOYD KELSAY Funeral services for Robert Lloyd Kelsay, 31, a native of Anaheim and lately of Las Vegas, who died at his home in Las Vegas, were held from the chapel of Hilgenfeld Mortuary with the Rev. Jarvis Brown officiating. He was a member of the Yorba Linda Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Anne; five daughters, Gloria Gean, Mary Anne, Barbara, Sharon, Linda; two sons, Paul and John; his mother, Mrs. Ruby Heinze; a stepfather, Herman Heinze of Yorba Linda; two brothers, Father Gleve Kelsay and Michael H. Heinze. It is this message of redemption that gives Dickens' work its everlasting life, and makes Christmas not only the birthday of Christ but the rebirth-day of hope for all. NOW WE TURN to an American aspect of Christmas. As much a part of Christmas as tree and lights is the immortal letter written many years ago to 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon by Frank Church, then an editorial writer on the old New York Sun. Here is Church's timeless letter, bringing to us the fresh joy and inspiration of our Christmastide: "Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been af- GRACIOUS LIVING By Joan Imig There are many different ways of living—perhaps there are individuals—for each of us has our own way of it’s a very good thing that we do, for why indeed should live alike—it would be tedious and boresome to do so. prefer a setting of antiques, another stark modernity,—s French provincial—but the fact remains that those who living do express their personalities in their surroundings a better way of life. Actually our preference for a way of life is not always economic reasons either. Take a middle-aged couple—the have married—why should they maintain a home when enjoy the freedom and convenience of an apartment in take an elderly gentleman or lady—why indeed should they in a downtown apartment when they can enjoy companionship? If you are a Sehior Citizen be of good cheer, for you, joy a gracious life among friends at the Parkview Convalescent Hospital at 1514 E. Center St., in Anaheim. The Parkview C Hospital is dedicated exclusively to the care of the elderly tired, an elegant appointed residence, providing the ultimate accommodations at modest cost—(Adv.) Capt. Taylor Will be Installed as Police Unit Head Anaheim Police Capt. Tommy Taylor will be installed new president of the Orange County Peace Officers Association tonight at 3:00 o'clock at a dinner in Disneyland Hotel, Judge. Robert P. Neeland will be the installing officer. Other officers are: Clint Wright, Huntington Beach police chief, vice president; Santa Ana Police Lt. Robert DeCook, secretary-treasurer; and Anaheim Police Lt. Robbert DeCook, sergeant at arms. Board members to be installed are: Capt. Robert Sharp, head of the records and identification bureau of the Orange County Sheriff's Department; La Habra Police Capt. Lee Rivera, Patrolman Leroy Littlejohn of the California Highay Patrol and Costa Mesa Police Chief Art McKenzie. fected by the skepticism of a skeptical age. They do not believe except what they see. They think that nothing can be which is not comprehensible by their little minds. All minds, Virginia, whether they be men's or children's, are little minds. All minds, dren's, are little. In this great universe of ours man is a mere insect, an ant, in his intellect, as compared with the boundless world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable of grasping the whole truth and knowledge. Izaac Walton League To Hold Yule Dinner The annual Christmas dinner meeting of the Anaheim Chapter, Izaak Walton League, will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Investment in Youth Building, E. Palm St. The Anaheim High School Mozart Choir and Comedian Wally Poag from Disneyland will provide the entertainment. Hit by Car Marjorie Karr, 36, of 1947 Orange Ave., Anaheim, suffered minor injuries when knocked down by a car at Center and Los Angeles Sts. Police cited Kenneth Lee Franks, 22, U.S. Navy sailor, stationed at Long Beach, for failing to yield the right of way. Miss Karr was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. Anaheim Secondary In Retail Volume Anaheim was second in retail sales volume in the quarter of 1959, according State Board of Equalization heim's figure was $24,183,000 Ana., with $52,135,000 first. Garden Grove was the $19,586,000 and Fullerton with $17,983,000. 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Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. "No Santa Claus! Thank God! he lives, and he lives forever. A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay ten times ten thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood." HANDBAGS, 5th AVENUE STYLED 2.98 plus tax They have a fashion flair that belies their modest price. See for yourself Popular styles 'n colors. 15 LIGHT INDOOR 'GLIMMER' SET 1.67 Reg. 1.98 Soft glow of Christmas lights for your tree or indoor decorations. If one goes out; others stay on. You Must Be Satisfied or Your Money Back PR 4-4043 EAST ANAHEIM CITY Anaheim Second Retail Volume Anaheim was, second in taxable retail sales volume in the second quarter of 1959, according to the state Board of Equalization. Analma's figure was $34,183,000. Santa Ana, with $52,135,000, was first. Garden Grove was third with $19,586,000 and Fullerton fourth with $17,983,000. A5 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Dec. 11, 1958. Crippled Children's Unit Names Officers The 38th annual meeting of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of Orange County, Inc., reelected Miss E. Kate Rea of Anahelm, president; Dr. J. S. Blaisdell, Santa Ana, vice president; Mrs. E. D. White, Santa Ana, second vice president; Mrs. Mary Jahe Anderson, Anaheim, secretary, Mrs. Robert Null, Garden Grove, is the new treasurer. Five new directors elected were Mrs. George Stryker, Placentia; Mrs. Louise G. Helsing, Placentia; Mrs. Nelson Allison, Yorba Linda; Mrs. Harriet Rivera, Tustin and Thomas B. Wyatt, Fullerton. WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY... PLEASE YOUR EYES ON GRANTS Should Know the Truth at Prices! Prices can go remarkably low if you disregard quality and style. But Grants demands constant dependability and value. Manufacturers who can't meet our standards or who have below-par merchandise to unload know that they must sell elsewhere. Shop Grants for "best buys". E ANY 1 OF GRANTS 3 “CHARG E-IT” PLANS. 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